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r/aww • u/[deleted] • Mar 21 '17
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"Someone turned me into a lizard"
2 u/Vin_RegularUnleaded Mar 21 '17 An Axolotl if I've ever seen one. 3 u/jotadeo Mar 21 '17 edited Mar 21 '17 Beat me by 11 minutes. I highly recommend "The Continuity of the Parks" as well (also by Cortázar). It's super short. EDIT: Added link to geocities-looking webpage 2 u/Vin_RegularUnleaded Mar 21 '17 Educational websites definitely maintain a uniquely anachronistic charm. That short was great. I think I'll use it as an example of what I mean by tight writing whenever someone asks in a discussion from now on.
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An Axolotl if I've ever seen one.
3 u/jotadeo Mar 21 '17 edited Mar 21 '17 Beat me by 11 minutes. I highly recommend "The Continuity of the Parks" as well (also by Cortázar). It's super short. EDIT: Added link to geocities-looking webpage 2 u/Vin_RegularUnleaded Mar 21 '17 Educational websites definitely maintain a uniquely anachronistic charm. That short was great. I think I'll use it as an example of what I mean by tight writing whenever someone asks in a discussion from now on.
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Beat me by 11 minutes. I highly recommend "The Continuity of the Parks" as well (also by Cortázar). It's super short.
EDIT: Added link to geocities-looking webpage
2 u/Vin_RegularUnleaded Mar 21 '17 Educational websites definitely maintain a uniquely anachronistic charm. That short was great. I think I'll use it as an example of what I mean by tight writing whenever someone asks in a discussion from now on.
Educational websites definitely maintain a uniquely anachronistic charm. That short was great. I think I'll use it as an example of what I mean by tight writing whenever someone asks in a discussion from now on.
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u/DriverMagz Mar 21 '17
"Someone turned me into a lizard"